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Democratic Centre (Trimontonia)

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Democratic Centre

Demokrata Centro
AbbreviationDC
Founded1904
Dissolved1974
Merged intoSocialists and Democrats
IdeologyChristian democracy
Conservatism
Centrism
Political positionCentre to Centre-right
National affiliationMarch 5 (1958-1966)
Colors  Azure (official)
  Aqua (customary)
Election Votes % Seats +/– Government
1950 1,916,729 39.60% (#2)
143 / 360
Opposition
1954 1,756,729 36.96% (#1)
155 / 360
Increase 12 Coalition government:
Democratic Centre - Liberal Party
1958 1,676,729 34.87% (#1)
129 / 360
Decrease 26 Coalition government:
Democratic Centre - Socialist Party
1962 1,676,966
1,276,729
400,237
33.85% (#1)
25.77% (#1)
8.08% (#5)
127 seats
98 seats[a]
29 seats[b]
Decrease 2
Decrease 31
Increase 29
Coalition government:
Democratic Centre - Socialist Party
1966 50,237 1.01% (#6)
0 / 360
Decrease 127 Extra-parliamentary

Factions

March 5

The March 5-faction supported coalition governments with the Socialist Party.

Anti-coalition (Antikoa)

The Antikoa-faction were opossed to coalition with the Socialist Party. Antikoa supported coalition governments with the Liberal Party and in particular with the People's Party.

In 1965 most Antikoa-parliamentarians decided to leave the Democratic Centre-parliamentary group and to join forces with the People's Party and to create a new political party: the Democratic People's Party.


  1. Pro-coalition seats
  2. Anti-coalition seats